Last Fall I got to go on a "plaid tour" VIP tour of Disneyland with a small group of friends.
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Last Fall I got to go on a "plaid tour" VIP tour of Disneyland with a small group of friends. It costs about $5000 for an employee to walk you around the park and they walk you right onto any ride you want. We did something like 18 rides on a weekend day with little waiting. It was the best day ever.
But I always wondered if Disney could just sell an unlimited lightning lane pass, since that was the best part of the plaid tour for me. I figured $500-700/day would probably work for Disney.
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Matthew Haugheyreplied to Matthew Haughey last edited by
I'm kind of surprised and amazed they actually did it: $400/person per day at Disneyland and you get to walk onto any lightning lane ride for a full day.
Disney’s new all-access, skip-the-line plan can cost more than the park ticket does | CNN
Got a few hundred extra dollars? That will buy you one person’s access to Disney’s new service at its US parks, which allows you to access a faster line at any time of the operating day – once per ride – without having to reserve it on an app.
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